Oral history with Victoria Gray Adams audio part 4; 1999

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Oral history with Victoria Gray Adams audio part 4; 1999

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Description: Oral history.; Interview conducted on June 5, 1999 with Victoria Gray Adams at the McCain Archives at the University of Southern Mississippi. Victoria Gray Adams was a prominent civil rights activist from Palmer's Crossing, Mississippi. She became known for her work in Hattiesburg and in constructing the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party. Raised on a farm in the self-contained African American community of Palmer's Crossing, she strove to be self-sufficient. Through her work with the Citizenship Education Program, Gray Adams began to work with the Civil Rights Movement proper and was a pillar of the African American community in and around Hattiesburg.

Creator: Adams, Victoria Gray, 1926-2006; Bolton, Charles C.

Date: 1999-06-05

Format: Digital reproduction of a 11-minute, 16-second oral history.

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